I can buy the story that Harmon is re-vamping the line up and what not, especially if they intend to make their various product lines more reliable.
What does marketing and next-generation attributes have to do with making customers wait several months for repairs??? If this is the case Harmon's priorities are not servicing their current customers, and in business, those customers run (not walk) to your competition. You've lost your customer because you committed the cardinal sin: you took him/her for granted. I'm glad I don't own any products now under the Harmon moniker, I sure wouldn't want to wait months for something faulty to be repaired and returned to me.
What does marketing and next-generation attributes have to do with making customers wait several months for repairs??? If this is the case Harmon's priorities are not servicing their current customers, and in business, those customers run (not walk) to your competition. You've lost your customer because you committed the cardinal sin: you took him/her for granted. I'm glad I don't own any products now under the Harmon moniker, I sure wouldn't want to wait months for something faulty to be repaired and returned to me.